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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 30, 1925 · page 7

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Mini Statistics 1 or
Last Month Show
37 Morrlakes and 28
Deaths .

—'"“‘-—P‘"
, Nomllt’s vital statistics (or the
month of September-taboos 58 births.
I‘l marriages and 28 deaths. The
ists follow:

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Births. '

Eopiemher

‘ l--John. to John and Margaret Lee.

swoon. to Mother and Marjorie

~ Rosy.

t-Bertha. to Frank and Bertha
LsPnk. 1

.«f- S-—Heien. to Michael 'and Anna‘Toe-

kocs.

‘7, C—Jl‘helma, to William and use".

. Nottis.

‘ 'I—Raymond. to Raymond sodas-
rsh Colbert.

ic—lielen. to William and Grace
' Toby.
swnorothy. to James and Annie
Brunettl.
t—Frederiek. to Frederick and
Ethel Cook.

Hpmlna, to Edward and cm.-
, erlne Dorsey.
i—Bittie. to Thomas. and Helen

.. Collins. .
il-v-Elsie to Irving and Nettie Low-
31 is.
12~Raymond to Harry and Vera
Farrington. '
8-Sslvatore. to Vincenzo and Ross.
.; Fio1ello.
ItwAdam. to Andrew and Rosie
Kerikes.
18~Boy. to Chester and Lucy God-
‘ fray.
‘Wise-John to James and Margaret
’ O'Rellly.

lib-Eva. to James and Eva Stolz
18-»Thelesa. to Alexander and Fan-
. nie Tomamtta.

hivrChorles. to Frederick and Ruth

' Farrlngton.

low-Esther, to Oliver and Amelie.

Murphy
14—Betiie to John and Harriet Leas.
ilk—Bertha. to Seymour and Bertha

$00“. I '

8' iG—Barvey. to George and Laura.
. Wright.
16-—-Janet to Horace and Pauline
. ' Keyuorth.
16—Angollns. to Anthony and Anna

DeMlchael.
6-.ieanne to Achille and Eienafl
Peli o.
Ern st to Ernest and irene No-
yak.

1 Eucy. to Albert and Rose Mela.
' le-fiMadyswa. to Anthony and Pie.
" trumella Wasielewski. ‘
17—! ephinepto Michael and Mary
orris
”john. to Harry and Alma Philé

~ 9'

lie-okatherine. to Frank and Roth-
‘ orine Kovacs
21—Miidrsd to Albert and Eva Ba-

iinkfly
’ dlwnobert, to Julius and Josephine
. Secon.
21—01mm
Vaughn
22—wce, to Ralph and Catharine
.. Garfield.
23~Dorothy. to Samuel and Carrie
Crosby.

M—Francesca, to Alexander and El.
sie Travo. '

”unmade. to Frank and Anna

' Maia.

Ola-Angelina. to Nicholas and Anna
Sent-.eila

28—Nieholas. to Jeseph and Jennie
Annase. '

lli—Wilfred. to Sidney and Evelyn
Bedlent.

Eli—Paolo. to Giovanni and Line. Li.

s CIN-

28—Eugene, to Charles and Miriam

Briggs. -

zc—Audrey. to Douglas and Carolyn
Palmer

6-—-Dorothv, to John and Mary Sul-
111 an

7—Ceiia. to Steve and Szemplas Do‘

- monkus
27—Mary. to

 
 

 
 

Francis and Edna

Feeney.

27~Pietro. to Nicole and Ginstina
Moscato.

28—Herbert, to Alexander and Ross
Simon.

29~Msriam to Peter and Anna Go.
mole.

EsaElinor to Philip and Bertha
Crosby.

, Marriages.

September

l~—Preston Lee and Mrs.An1etta
Peri-.1. '

1- lllam Ellis 1nd Catherine

heater

z-Andrew Oravatz. Jr. and Flor-
ence Baker.

Vkflomer Mehle and Alice Henry.

's—rrederickKellogg ,id Dolores

’ Jones. ‘

H2,

Molt; Szcgedy and Ella Kalas

st—Maurice Hennessey end Edith ‘
Hm

 

 

 

 

WM melt sud lentils Krupp.
'iwAnihony reissoo and Antoinette
» are-its. '

'lwitennetn Burns

nd 11st Au-
gloss. 1
7~Felice Cupero and Frances Ms-
rino.
“Sn-Robert Perkins 11nd Emma
Kl’nkao l

u~iVendeli Greeman and Adele
iiotoiskiss.

0~Anason HensoWitch and his Alv
iewitl.

iO—Juson Bteetes and Jeannette
Morroll.‘

ii—itoy W ight and Evelyn Grover.

li-—Frsnk ogdany and Cathe'rine
Clarkin.

ti——James Monica and Florence De-

. Bone.

id—~William Petrie and Lulu Prous-
ser.

ifinapl Bauer and Alma Moeller. ‘

lD~—Andrew Kish and Evelyn Banjo.
min.

20--Martln Hamilton and Lucy Mil-
ier.

zowdoseph Csicoya and Glen (lib-
bons.

214,]ames Malone
'O'Rcilly.

21—Jack‘Frsneis and Carrie Castle.

zz~Jsmes Dourney and Anna Ma-
kovioh.

22~Charlss Plait and Anna Eicling.

24—Fro8ericit Gsndrup and Ethel
Hyatt.

u—FYank Vtidas and Msysie 115a,.
es.

20~Chariea Emmons and Frances
flail.

26—Mll60lm Park and Nellie Fe-

brsio.

zt—Charlss
Carhsrt.

26~Charles Sargent and’ Hazel Riley.

zs—Csrl Yetkie and Antoinette Cop-

an’d Veronica

McGregor and noun

 

 

pols.

Septemlm' ‘
viz—Catherine Ether. so years. 11
months. ‘
I—George Button. at years, seven
months. 18 days.
Mohnl‘inucsn. about at years.
oerdalie Mariano. it years. four
months, nine days.
sw—Giovsuna Romano. one month.
ll days.
Sv-Mlltkol Peterson. iii years. three
months, 15 days.
9~Cotherine Johnston, 72
one month. tire ds’ys.
,9-John O’Brien. 8! years.
months. three days.
ll—wAntlonette. Crossrnan, iiii years.
‘six months. 22 days.
i "—Franoes Joyce. 76 years.
months. 20 days.
13—Adam Kerikes. tour hours.
la—Eileen Gieuoh. 62 years,
onths. 21 days.

years.

live

eightl

six

17—- hn Torre. one year. two
months. three days.
18—Mary-Lockwood. '18 years, one

month, seven days.

lil-,—Mary Velie, so years. four days.
Ill—Bernhardt Utes, 68 years. one
month. 15 days.

iii—Ruth Bracken. eight years. three

 

months 25 days.

tl—dtsrgsyet mnnsugh. it yes
11 months. to don.
til-Mortimor Denney. 11

years. tollr
months. 10 days.

21~wuuam Wennrtch. is yosrs. sis

months. two days.
28~Josephine Sherwood, ti e’esrs‘.
nine months. 10 days.
zi—Charles Schumann.
nine months. 16 days.
24~samuei Shaker, tit years.
month. .
27—min! Moore, to yeors. 11 months.
ill—Franc Kocour, 26 years,’ 10
months. 17 days;

is bears.

one

"ill—Mush Henneasey. 53 years.

 

TWO ASK monsoon.

BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 80.—-Two die
VOI‘OO Petitions were thaws-tort!!!
in Superior court.
ser. Stamford, asks for I decree
from Louis Blitzer. nlleglnk deser-
tion on April :5. 1018. They were
married nine months before. Intol-
erable cruelly is charged against
Eugene Porter F‘ralter. Greenwich.
11110 was married on April 2.1917,
to Mars. Belle Wilson Fraher.
Greenwich. Mm. Frsher asks for
the custody of one child.

 

 

 

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